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Dongdaemun General Market opened in December 1970 as the largest single market in East Asia and has been growing for over 50 years. It is a world-renowned specialty market for clothing materials, offering fabrics, garment accessories, and the latest wedding items, providing an easy and comfortable shopping infrastructure. It is connected to exit 9 underground passageway inside Dongdaemun Station, making access from Dongdaemun Station to the market convenient.

동대문디자인플라자(DDP) is a popular city attraction with convenient access and nearby points of interest.

Located in Dongdaemun General Market Food Alley, Jin Okhwa Halmae Original Dakhanmari main branch opened in 1978 and has been operating since. It cooks only with fresh young chickens that are 35 days old. The menu offers only Dakhanmari as a single item. The broth served is rich and refreshing in flavor. Various add-ons such as rice cakes, green onions, potatoes, and noodles can be added to enjoy.

동대문역사문화Park is a city park ideal for a casual stroll and picnic. Easy to combine with nearby attractions.

Seoul Folk Flea Market was originally operated as a flea market or 'manmul market' representing Korea, centered around Hwanghak-dong before the restoration of Cheonggyecheon. The Hwanghak-dong flea market was formed with stores and streets selling old items and goods collected from all over the country. Along with the Cheonggyecheon restoration project, the Hwanghak-dong flea market, which operated as a street stall along Hwanghak-dong and Cheonggyecheon, relocated to the former Dongdaemun Stadium as the Dongdaemun Folk Flea Market. Later, as part of the park redevelopment project of the former Dongdaemun Stadium and to develop a representative folk market linked to the tourism industry, Seoul Folk Flea Market opened at Cheonggye 8-ga, on the former site of Sungin Girls' Middle School near Cheonggyecheon, aiming to be a world-class folk market and a new shopping destination. Seoul Folk Flea Market sells a variety of goods ranging from antiques, modern history products, traditional Korean items, daily miscellaneous goods, bags, to secondhand clothing. It is a distinctive market with various attractions, food, and entertainment all in one space, including a traditional household goods exhibition. Notably, it was selected as a 'Seoul Future Heritage' in 2015.